It was a little more than a year ago—while at the annual Design Thinkers conference hosted by the Registered Graphic Design Association in Toronto—when Michel Kurita was introduced to the Adobe Creative Suite and Adobe InDesign. Prior to the event, Kurita had been using QuarkXPress to create everything from reports and brochures to packaging, point-of-purchase displays, and trade-show collateral for the Canadian government. Kurita is a senior graphic designer, design and creative products development, Industry Canada, Government of Canada.
“A good designer is aware of what happens to each job down stream in the workflow. A great designer ensures that each job will stay afloat throughout the workflow. FlightCheck Designer puts the control designers love into an application that lets them hand off only the most perfect files…”
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More wonderful news from Markzware for those
of us who use InDesign or QuarkXPress.
Markzware’s best preflighting software,
FlightCheck Professional 6, has just received a
really big upgrade to version 6.12.
For those following Markzware on Twitter.com, which has been growing quickly, there is a cool widget or badge you can embed in your blogs and on your web sites called Twittercounter. You can check out the stats of how many followers you have on Twitter and see the averages, etc. Pretty neat- they are highlighting this week one of our followers and fellow graphic designers, Imjustcreative! He is an active micro-blogger and generally very helpful with his Tweets! There are many creatives, Adobe users and printers on Twitter!
Markzware interviewed one of it’s valued customers, Mr. Valentin Ocheda and during taping, he deeply explained his usage of a neat Macintosh tool called, Default Folder X. Check out here how he uses this to semi-automate his preflight and graphic design workflow:
“Quality Control [via FlightCheck] on his desktop.”
Artist in Residence for the Mojave National Preserve, US National Park Service Promotes Awareness Through Killen’s Photographic artwork.
SANTA ANA, California, October 1 , 2008 — Markzware, the leading developer of preflighting, data extraction and conversion software, today announced that it will be showcasing Bob Killen, artist in residence for the Mojave National Preserve, US National Park Service photographic artwork, of our national desert resources, at Graph Expo in Chicago from October 26-29, 2008 at booth #5255.
In order to promote awareness of our national desert resources Markzware has chosen Bob Killen’s breathtaking, photographic works of art to… Continued->
Social Networking is growing by leaps and bounds and it makes sense- after all, it is nothing more than good old fashioned networking (hand-shaking) with a virtual wrapper on top of it! Get started today.
Over at the Markzware’s Group on Linkedin.com, the popular professional social networking site, we posted an interesting topic and question- please join in!
How do you use preflighting in your workflow?
Here is a video interview of a graphic designer and for a large part he goes over how he preflights and the tools he uses (FlightCheck, PitStop, etc): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDcH8HXZhS4
